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Timon   1
Timothy   5
Tinews   1
Tir   1
Tiran   125
Tiranun   1
Tirarich   1
Tiras   9
Tirayr   1
Headword

Tiran
125 occurrence(s)


Wordforms Alphabetical [ <<  >> ]
tipped   1
tips   4
tiptoe   1
tir   1
tiran   114
tirans   11
tiranun   1
tirarich   1
tiras   9


03Buz3    5:7|Tiran [339-350], son of king Xosrov, raised
03Buz3    5:7|raised Yusik. The king’s son Tiran gave his daughter in marriage
03Buz3    12:0|the land of Armenia of Tiran after his father, how Yusik
03Buz3    12:0|he was slain by king Tiran for upbraiding him
03Buz3    12:1|from this world, his son Tiran [339-350] took the authority of the
03Buz3    12:3|In accordance with custom, king Tiran assembled the following grandee naxarars
03Buz3    12:5|Tiran ordered all of these lords
03Buz3    12:17|However king Tiran, the other grandee noble naxarars
03Buz3    12:27|the annual feast days, king Tiran and others of the nobility
03Buz3    13:22|during the reign of king Tiran the acts of wickedness that
03Buz3    14:0|Daniel, how he upbraided king Tiran, and how he was murdered
03Buz3    14:27|and brought Daniel to king Tiran in Baraej awan, Aghjnik district
03Buz3    14:28|bishop Daniel came before king Tiran, he started to upbraid and
03Buz3    14:55|said these things before king Tiran, the princes, pets, and all
03Buz3    14:58|wickedness of his will, nonetheless Tiran’s soul was so bitter with
03Buz3    18:1|during the foolish reign of Tiran, not only enemy against enemy
03Buz3    18:3|rest, and who aggrevated king Tiran against the naxarar azgs
03Buz3    18:8|When Tiran saw them, he ordered that
03Buz3    20:0|Regarding king Tiran, and how he was betrayed
03Buz3    20:3|was the chamberlain of king Tiran, and of the Siwnik azg
03Buz3    20:5|At that time king Tiran possessed a horse which everyone
03Buz3    20:9|disturbance between the two kings, Tiran sought out a horse possessing
03Buz3    20:9|it to the fanatical Pisak. Tiran advised Pisak to say
03Buz3    20:10|requested which, out of affection, Tiran did not deny you
03Buz3    20:11|saying: “The king of Armenia, Tiran, is so filled with envy
03Buz3    20:17|demand punishment from impious king Tiran for the blessed blood of
03Buz3    20:18|because of his affection for Tiran
03Buz3    20:19|When Tiran, king of Armenia heard that
03Buz3    20:20|But before he arrived, Tiran reasoned with his own servants
03Buz3    20:28|king, neither brigade nor cavalry. Tiran was alone except for a
03Buz3    20:29|present at the time. Although Tiran observed that the Iranian general
03Buz3    20:29|arms-bearing men with him - Tiran felt no distrust or suspicion
03Buz3    20:32|shield-protected spearmen surrounded king Tiran
03Buz3    20:34|village taking the bound king Tiran with him
03Buz3    20:36|brought coal and blinded king Tiran’s eyes
03Buz3    20:37|Then Tiran himself began to speak, saying
03Buz3    20:39|quickly and taking along king Tiran and all the captives, heading
03Buz3    21:25|of Armenia and principally king Tiran, as well as everything else
03Buz3    21:26|it. He removed the captive Tiran from the shackles of the
03Buz3    21:27|But Tiran replied: “In my blindness it
03Buz3    21:28|the Iranian king enthroned Arshak, Tiran’s son over the land of
03Buz3    21:29|Iran personally organized and dispatched Tiran from his land to the
03Buz3    21:31|the Armenian captives and king Tiran, he was pleased
03Buz4    1:0|king Nerseh of Persia enthroned Tiran’s son Arshak, returning him to
03Buz4    1:2|Nerseh, king of Iran, enthroned Tiran’s son, Arshak, and sent him
03Buz4    2:2|for during the period of Tiran’s madness, they had split and
03Buz4    3:5|Bambish, the sister of king Tiran
03Buz4    14:2|of the reign of king Tiran; and similarly, during the reign
03Buz4    15:43|tormented more than your father Tiran was, and will end your
03Buz5    3:7|Arshak, or of his father, Tiran
03Buz5    7:6|had, during the years of Tiran, king of Armenia, and Arshak
03Buz6    7:3|in the years of king Tiran. He was still alive during
04Yegh1    1:1|of King Arshak, son of Tiran, they waged war up to
05Parp1    1:2|continuing) to the reign of Tiran, son of Arshak (who was
05Parp2    15:5|more than did your father Tiran, more than your other ancestors
06Khor1    32:7|His sons were Pap, Tiran, Vahagn, of whom the fables
06Khor2    53:12|command of the eastern army, Tiran over the western, and he
06Khor2    53:14|Artavazd and Tiran with Smbat waged war on
06Khor2    54:3|region of Caesarea it swept Tiran and the western army before
06Khor2    55:5|do not exile Artavazd and Tiran and if you do not
06Khor2    55:6|Likewise, he planned to expel Tiran so that he himself might
06Khor2    55:8|When Artavazd and Tiran learned of his plan, they
06Khor2    61:2|in Ayrarat. He kept only Tiran his successor, for he had
06Khor2    61:12|His brother Tiran ascended the throne after him
06Khor2    62:1|Whatever concerns Tiran
06Khor2    62:2|Tiran, son of Artashēs, became king
06Khor2    62:7|even more cramping for us.” Tiran paid no heed but confirmed
06Khor2    63:2|King Tiran married his daughter Eraneak to
06Khor2    63:5|of Siunik’, the news of Tiran’s death reached him; on hearing
06Khor2    64:2|Tiran was succeeded by his brother
06Khor3    10:5|Then he took Tiran, Khosrov’s son, and went to
06Khor3    10:6|death and that his son Tiran had gone to the emperor
06Khor3    10:8|and guarded the land until Tiran’s arrival
06Khor3    11:1|Concerning the reign of Tiran, and the departure from this
06Khor3    11:2|Constantius, son of Constantine, made Tiran, Khosrov’s son, king and sent
06Khor3    11:4|in the third year of Tiran
06Khor3    11:6|in the fourth year of Tiran; he was a true follower
06Khor3    12:2|greater friendship toward our King Tiran, even supporting and assisting him
06Khor3    13:1|How Tiran met Julian and gave hostages
06Khor3    13:4|Then our King Tiran came down to meet Julian
06Khor3    13:5|He, Tiran requested that he, Julian not
06Khor3    13:6|Tiran, to spare his second son
06Khor3    13:7|immediately sent them to Byzantium. Tiran, he dispatched to his own
06Khor3    13:8|Tiran agreed and brought it back
06Khor3    14:2|Now when Tiran reached the province of Tsop’k’
06Khor3    14:4|Tiran paid no heed because he
06Khor3    14:5|After his death Tiran was cursed by the old
06Khor3    14:5|servant of Saint Gregory’s. So, Tiran ordered him to be strangled
06Khor3    15:2|Julian with his army at Tiran’s command
06Khor3    15:5|preceded his arrival, bringing to Tiran a letter, which ran as
06Khor3    15:6|Julian’s Letter to Tiran
06Khor3    15:7|and destined for immortality, to Tiran our governor, greetings
06Khor3    15:10|When Tiran saw this, he was very
06Khor3    16:2|The Armenian princes sought from Tiran a worthy man to be
06Khor3    16:4|in the tenth year of Tiran. He occupied the throne for
06Khor3    17:1|How Tiran was deceived by Shapuh when
06Khor3    17:4|behind them and deceitfully summoned Tiran to his presence by writing
06Khor3    17:5|Shapuh’s Letter to Tiran
06Khor3    17:6|have remembered our dear brother Tiran, king of Armenia, and send
06Khor3    17:10|When Tiran saw this, he lost his
06Khor3    17:11|of the world” [John 8:12, 9:5] - of which Tiran deprived Armenia
06Khor3    18:2|In Tiran’s place Shapuh made his, Tiran’s
06Khor3    18:2|Tiran’s place Shapuh made his, Tiran’s son Arshak king. Fearful that
06Khor3    22:1|occurred, and the death of Tiran
06Khor3    22:2|Aragats to his blinded grandfather Tiran, for he was still alive
06Khor3    22:3|Tiran lamented bitterly over Trdat his
06Khor3    22:14|But Tiran his grandfather addressed severe remonstrances
06Khor3    24:2|of sinners, the death of Tiran and Gnel
09Draskh1    4:21|Tigran sired Bab, Tiran and Vahagn. In (sagas sung
09Draskh1    11:0|The Reign of Xosrov and Tiran and the Pontificate of Saint
09Draskh1    11:3|death Vrt’anes the Great took Tiran, the son of Xosrov, and
09Draskh1    11:4|with his wishes, gloriously crowned Tiran king, and sent him to
09Draskh1    11:9|taken hostages from our own Tiran, he made him condescend to
09Draskh1    11:9|demons. For out of fear Tiran had taken the image and
09Draskh1    11:9|place and tried to dissuade Tiran from his wicked thoughts through
09Draskh1    11:11|Thereat Tiran went into a wicked rage
09Draskh1    12:1|King Arshak, the son of Tiran who had been deservedly blinded
10Tovma1    8:22|Artashēs there reigned Artavazd; then Tiran, son of Artashēs; then Tiran
10Tovma1    8:22|Tiran, son of Artashēs; then Tiran; then the last Tigran; then
10Tovma1    10:12|Khosrov the Less his son Tiran became king. At that time
10Tovma1    10:12|called hayr mardpet. Approaching King Tiran, he began to calumniate in
10Tovma1    10:13|the Mamikonean nobles to destruction.” Tiran heeded him and ordered the
10Tovma1    10:15|for many years. As for Tiran, wallowing in his foul turpitude
10Tovma1    10:16|became king in succession to Tiran his father at the command
11Asogh1    15:5|The tiran entered into battle with one